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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20

que ests So impone, como necesidsd
imperiosa, cuando Ia Agriculture, Ia
Indnstria y ell Comercio atraviesan cri-
sis trascendentales q todos los psises:
La guerra, supuesta como inminen.
te por los periodis.as y folletistas, no
parece probable, pero ell ruido que sc
hs hecho hablando de ella Ia sido al
go dtil porqne ha puesto en- evidencia
las dificultades con que tropezaria Ia
Alemania 81 intentase perturbar 10 paz
en- Europa con ell objeto de someterla
a sn hegemonia militar.
La Russia no permitiria que Sc ests
bleciese la preponderancla de Ia Ale
mania en- Europa, nj que la Frsucia
fuese vencida otra vez por la confede-
raci6n de la Alemania del Norte. La
Frsncis, 4 sn vez, harfa nm esfuerzo su-
premo, en- una question de vida 4
muerte para ella, y la Alemania no po.
drla estsr segura de alcanzar la victo'
ria. 81 Ia Alemania, en- gu deseo dc
dejar de ser potencia meramente con
tinental, quisiera apoderarse de la Ho.
ands, tendrfa contra ella D los holan'
eSes Y los ingleses, y 81 quisiera ad-
quirir posesiones en- --el Mediterraneo,
no podria contar con las que tienen el
Austria y la Italia.
La Alemania, generslmente pobre
no podrfa poner en- movimientO pol
seis meses a todo su ejercito y sui
reservas y no hallaria en- Europa ell ere
ditto necesario para contratar grsnde'
empres titos. Ell famoso tesoro de gpe-
IRA, depositado en- Ia fortaleza de Span
dau, no bassa,i,.para los primeros gas
tos de una campafiH emprendids col
cientos de miles de hombres.
Ell comercio aleman seriS la primerl
victima de una invasion injustifcable
La Francis ha cumplido reigiosamen-
te las condolences del tratado de pa,
hecho en- Francfort sur-Mein. En- es
te tratado no toe impuesta q la Fran
cia la obligation de limitar las faerza'
de sus ejercitos de mar y terra, y h.
podido y puede estar preparadA q de
fender 50 territorio del mismo mode
que la AlemAnia quiere defender e
suyo.
1nsistimos, pues, en- 10 que Sc dJo Ell
nuestra anterior carta, y penssmos que
no sera Eerturbada la paz en- Europe
Lo peor es que las naciones Sc arrui
Fan cen los gastos militares. Ell con
tinente parece un campamento, en- pie
ma paz; los Parlamentos acuerdan ere
ditos para nuevos armamentos militia
res, 10 mismo en- Austria que en- la Ru'
mania, en- Ia Hupgria y en- otrsf
naciones. Cada nueva invenci6n d.
fusiles y de piezas de artilleria cuests
muchos millones, y 81 este sc fuese re-
pitiendo, no habria dinero bastante pa.
ra ocurrlr q tan eDormes gastos impro.
ductivos. La continuation de Ia PEI
exigira las disminuciones de los ejer-
citos permanentes.
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SIDE LIGHTS.

A superb shepherd dog and first
rate watcher, bred in Chill, may be
bought reasonably at the Fort Street
Shooting Gallery; Nv
Received at the Club House per S.
S. Australia; Fresh salmon, cauli
flowers, celery, oysters frozen, apples,
figs, etc, all on the daily bill of fare.
Messrs. King Bros. are the largest
importers Of artists materials, pictures
picture mouldings, ETC., in this King.
dom and still continue to keep Their
prices to suit the times.
A fresh supply of the famous John
Wieland Philadelphia Beer has been
received at the Criterion Saloon, Fort
street If
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A NURSE FOR THE HOSPITAL

A letter has been received, stating
that the writer had ten years expert
ence as ward nurse and aid in the dis
pensaries at New York hospitals, and
being unemployed would give his
services to the Queens Hospital for
his board rather than be idle. Instead
of publishing the note we have thought
better to show it to officers of the
Queens Hospital, These gentlemen
in conversation stated that women
nurses had sometimes been employed
at the hospital, but that, being only
useful at intervals Of more or less dura-
ton, and being unable to hold com
'munication on account of strange lam
guages with but small proportion Of
the patients needing their attention,
their services were less valuable than
would be the case under other circum.
stances. There we're other considera-
tons presented to us, which it might
be inexpedient to state publicly, why
for the present the Trustees do not see
their way clear to adopting the recon-
mendation of yesterdays correspond
ent. 1t was suggested, however, that
much good service OF the kind mem
toned might be rendered by the sew
eral ladies' benevolent societies, lnclud-
ing those of the Portuguese nation.
ality, in appointing visitors to make
regular calls at the hospital for the
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Suburban, APRIL 10. l887.
THE NAVAL ENSIGN.

There was really fresh sensation
on the street yesterday. Rumor had
it that something is wrong about the
new naval ensign Of the Hawaiian
Islands. Ii was even limited that the
flag Of the Royal Hawaiian Navy may
not be recognized among the Powers.
And those of our cosmopolitan popula-
ton who are subjects Of Great Britain
shook, whether with fright or laughter,
they did not say, when it was limited
that the objections to the international
status of the flag had originated on
board H. b. M. S. Caroline. The
trouble seems to be that the new flag
has not been officially registered among
the naval flags Of the great maritime
Powers. That British seamen should
be the first to fail in deferential appre-
citation of the beauty originality and
appropriateness of the colors Of the
new naval power springing up in the
Pacific is surely due to jealousy on their
part. Great powers are notorious for jeal-
ousy, particularly Of upstaris, but is ours
an upstart navy1 Was il not explained
by the now Minister of War and the
Navy, to the Legislature that the dig
nifty Of Hawai- required that the Com
missioner to Samoa should be carried
Gin our own vessel1" And il the COM
missioner has not been so carried,
what Of that1 The supplies may be
running short at Apia, by this time,
and the gin and champagne for the
future needs Of the Embassy could not
be transported with the eclat on any
other ship that is proper to SO great an
occasion. If the authorities of Great
Britain signify the slightest disrespeot
to the Royal Hawaiian naval bunting
it would be just the correct thing for
the Commodore, after he had landed
the gin and champagne stores at
Samoa--what will be left OF them when
he gets thereto direct his course
round the Horn, and run up the
American coast to Halifax, where his
youthful band Of convicts will find a
capital nights sport in raiding Georges
Island and Citadel Hill and quietly
carrying away the guns; after which,
the Commodore can sail back again,
every plank on his ship and button on
his coat covered with glory. The
status Of the naval ensign must be
maintained.
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purpose Of affording gentle ministra-
tons to the sick and dying. Perhaps
if this suggestion be adopted, it may
eyentuate In the ladies' societies select
ing one or more nurses Of their sex,
with way being devised to make per-
manent provision for their support
AT all events, a discussion like that
started by our correspondent may be
the means of doing much good in
drawing attention afresh to the Chris
tan duty, and even privilege according
to the teaching of Scripture, Of visiting
and ministering to the strange, friend
less or poor sick people in the com
munity.
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The Bulletin in an article on "Testi.
mony in Our Courts" says that "much
OF it savors Of violation of the eighth
COMMANDMENT In what way does
lying on the witness stand SAVIOR Of
skeoL;yo2
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Decision Reserved.

New YORK, April 27.-General
Winslow and several other officers of
the st. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Company, were present to day in the
Supreme Court Chambers before Judge
Donahue, when John r. Daspassos
argued his motion to punish them for
contempt of court, for refusing to pre-
sent themselves and produce their
books before George H. Forster, referee
in the mandamus proceedings insti--
tuted by Walter Delmar, of the firm of
E. l.. Oppenheimer & Co. The court
reserved its decision.
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THAT GERMAN ARREST.
Its Settlement will be Expe-
dited by Germany.
ADAMS WANTS A FAIR SHOW.
The California Central-Burned- The
Observation-Disclosures Won't
Accept-Other News Notee.
The Schuaebeles Affair.

PARIS, April 81. = In semi official
circles here it is believed that Germany
desires to expedite the adjustment Of
the Schnaebeles affair and that arrange
ments are progressing favorably at
Berlin for the prompt and satisfactory
settlement which may render the dis
match of the German documents in the
case to Paris unnecessary. Count Her
bette Bismarck, the imperial minister
of foreign affairs, has informed Her
bette, French ambassador at Berlin,
that Germany has received all the
documents in the Schnaebeles case.
There was a better feeling on the
bourse in consequence of rumors that
Prince Bismarck had consented to
parole Schnaebeles. &
BERLIN. April 27.-It is stated here
that as the result of the inquiry which
the government has MADE into the
Schnaebeles affair has been to impress
Prince Bismarck with the view that the
arrest was made on French Territory.
a majority of the French news
papers suspect that Prince Bismarck
has caused delay in the settlement Of
the Schnaebeles affair in the hope of
compelling the French people to COM
init, some act of folly, and they
urge no abatement of the calmness
which the people have hitherto main
tanned under the slightest provocation
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The California Central

Los ANGELES, CAL, April 27.-The
California Central Railroad Company
recently formed by the consolidation of
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fee Rail
road Company's eight branches in
Southern California, has elected the
follow officers: Geo. G. Manchester,
Boston, president; c. w. Smith, To-
peka, vice president. The directors
comprise The two former, and II. L.
Drew, San Bernardino; E. s. Babcock,
o. l.. Slough, San Diego; G. E. French,
Santa Ana; O.. W. Francisco, George
II. Bonebrake, J. F. Crank, Arson
Brunson, NJ. l.. Wicks, Los Angeles.
Operations under the new arrange
ments begin on June LIST. The general
Office of the new company will be at San
Francisco.
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Burned.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The Bolton
Dyeing, Printing and Bleaching Com
pany's extensive mills were burned at
Brondale, Westchester County, early
this morning. Loss, $4,000. During
the progress of the fire a series of ex-
plosions occurred, which created the
belief that an earthquake had occurred.
The shocks were felt for a number of
miles. The! explosion was caused by
the tin cylinder drying cans, of which
there were loo in the mill. Wet cloth is
rolled over these cylinders to dry. A
certain amount of Precipitation from
the steaming of the cloth gathers on the
inside of the cylinders during the day,
and when the fire reached them steam
was generated, and the cans blew up.
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The investigation.

NEW York, April 27.-The Pacific
Railroad Congressional Investigating
Committee met to-day at its office in
Wall Street. Ex-Governor Robert E.
Pattison, OF Pennsylvania, swore G. P.
Huntington, who was the first witness.
The examination was conducted by
Ellery Anderson. Witness stated that
he had been. connected with the road
sinse its organization in 1873. His
particular business was to attend to it's
financial matters. The main office was
in San Francisco where directors
meetings took place Himself and an
other Vice-President 1--we in New York.
but the company never had kept set
Of books here.
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Not Satisfied.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The civil SER
vice commission will report that the
charges made against Collector See
berger, of the Chicago custom house,
of having summarily removed a clerk
named Webster. for the sole reason
that his place was wanted for Demo-
crat, were not substantiated. Owing to
the inability of the commission to adj
minister and secure sworn testimony,
they will declare that the investigation
was not entirely satisfactory,
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Lansdowne Won't Accept.

DUBLrN, April 27.-The Marquis of
Lansdowne has declined to accept the
provisional arrangement made last
week by mediators engaged in the task
of adjusting the dispute between him
and the dissatisfied tenants on his Lug
gacurrans estate. Bitterness is pro-
Yoked by the suspicion that he has
been using the negotiations merely TO
find out what was the utmost the tenants
would volunteer in order to place his de-
mands a few points beyond it, and still
within the limits of probable accept
ance.
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The Ecclesiastical Bill

BERLIN, April 27.-The lower house of
the Prussian Diet, to-day, ordered the
new ecclesiastical bill to its third read
ing by vote of 243 TO 100. Twenty
six free Conservatives, eight Conserve
tives and eight National Liberals alb
stained from voting.
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Measles.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Marine
Hospital Bureau is informed that In
dams in the vicinity of Yuma, Arizona,
are suffering from severe epidemic of
measles which proved fatal in sixty
cases up to the 9th inst.
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Territory OF Utah, &c
Secretafy's Office. o.

Territory OF Utah, ss
Secretsfy's Offices
1, Arthur L. Thomas, Secretary OF Utah
Territory, do hereby certify that the above
ana foregoing is full, true and correct copg
of the annual statement of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, of Hartford, Connect
cut, filed In my office on the oath day of
March, A. D. 1857. as appears of record in my
Office fEl aru. g
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great
SEAL: Seal of the Territory of Utah, this
24th day of March, A. D 1887.
as ARTHUR L.lTHOMAS,
Secretary OF Utah Territory.
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FOunderod''

LONDON, April 27.-The mail steamer
Finland from Table Bay for Mauritius,
has foundered. ALI mail matter and
everybody on board were saved.
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State of Connecticut, }
City of Hartford. SIS.
County of Hartford

George l. Chase, President, being duly
sworn, deposes and says that he is the above
described officer of said Company, and that
dition of said Company on said 31st day of
December last is correct, according to the
best of his information, knowledge aud be-
lief, respectively. 5000.
Subscribed ard sworn to before me this
TsEAL. ! 18Th day of March, A. D. 1887.
Ii. 3. SCOTT,
Notary Public.
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In Honor of Grants Birthday

ALBANY, N. Y. Al riI 27.-The Senate,
this morning, adjourned in honor Of the
birthday of General Grant.
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State of Illinois, }
City of Chicago, IS
Ganp+r nf EnOE
Territory of Utah, g,

I, Arthur L. Thomas, Secretary Of S o5s
Territory, do hereby certify that the aeU ooi
and foregoing is a full, true, and eorI ~
copy of the annual statement OF tns
Traders, Insurance Company, OF Chlc@s
Ills, fled IN my Office on the 10Th Ga! -
January, AID. 1887. ,,,,oso
set my hand and affixed the 1 .Sis
TsElLl Seal of the Territory OF utan' ID
18th day of ia nuary, A. D. 1914
n. q ARTHUR L. THOMAS.
Secret ~ of Utah TeFriVof!
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Name of company and location: c,s.
Insurance Company, of st Louis. No
The amount of capital stock is. s 2nono,
The capital stock paid up is. 2SGSsSN
The 7 he amount Of its liabilities, in. A'ial
Guiding capital, is. ............ .253s..
The net surplus over all liabih- '~a
The bteS name ls ' OF its attorney or 5ssaa
agent for the Territory of Utah,
VIM. E. Smedley.
The receipts during the year
Tb were exnepditnres during tho l@r8@s
year were. 9Q1eo,
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INSURANCE sTATEMENma
COMPANY,

Made to the Secretary of the Terri,o,-
Utah, in pursuance of an Act reIat;nyy Of
Fire Insurance Companies, amy to
March 18th, 1854: p'o'ed
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Adams wants a Fair Show.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Yesterday
Secretary Mosely, of the interstate
commerce commission, received the
following by telegraph from Boston:
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OF NEW YORK

Made to the Secretary of the Territory of
Utah in pursuance of an Act relating to
Fire Insurance Companies, approved
March 18th, 1884.
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A Sick Emperor.

Rio JAEEIRo, April 27.-Dom Pedro,
Emperor of Brazil, is seriously i'll.
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Name of company and location, westchester
Fire insurance Company OF New York.
Tho amo,1nt of capital stock Is S 800, OC0 90
rho canit,l stock paid up is 100000 90
The amount of its assets is. -: 1904, 126 go
lr cgu amup cspitaT III is....... 693,6l6 D
the fies h is surplus o.e. s1O,51o 68
The name of its attorney or agent
for the Territory of Utah, II. ].
Grant, Salt Lake City.
The receipts during the year were 946,4o9 ~
The expenditures during theyear =.
A. C. DONNELL & CO.,
General Agents.
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State of California,
City of San Francisco, SIS,
County OF San Francisco
Jno. Scott Wilson, of q hutchinson L Msnn
agent of coz pany, being duly sworn, Il
poses and says that he is the above-de
scribed officer of said Company, and thE
the foregoing statement of the general con.
dition of said Company, on said 3Lst day Of
December last, is correct according to tie
best of his information, know edge and h.
lief, respectively JNO. SCOTT WILSON.
Subscribed and sworn TO before n
SEAL. this 18th day of March, A D. l@
JAMES L. KING.
Commissioner Tor Utah Territory,
In San Francisco, Cal.
Territory of Utah,
Secretary's Office.
1, Arthur L Thomas, Secretary of Utah
Territory, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is full, true and eOree.
copy of the annual statement of the Girafd
Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, fled in n!
office on the 9th day of Mar n, \ D 1884,
as appears of record in my Office.
r-r In witness whereof, l have hereun0
set my hand and affixed the Crest
tsEAL.l Seal of the Territory of U9h, this
oath day of Marcn, A D 80
ARTHUR L. THOMAS,
Secretary of Utah TerritOrY
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Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

Made to the Secrc airy of the Territory of
Utah, in pursuance of an act relating to
Fire Insurance Companies, approved
March 18th, 1884.
l. Name of Company and Location: The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, OF
Hartford, Connecticut y
2. The amount of capital stock is 81, 25O, COO 90
5. The capital stock paid ont is. Il $50 600 90
4. The amount of its assets is sos, 946. As
The amount of is liabilities
Including capitaD is 3.265, 959 II
5. The net surplus over all liabil-
tiles is .:.::.::...::--.... 1.7S9 1864
6. The name of its attorney or
agent for the Territory of
Utah: H. ] Grant, Salt Lake
City.
Z. The receipts during the year
were 1851 .O6697
The expenditures during the
year were ............e.... 1925, 4Ss.4S
(sEAL.) GEO. L. CHASE,
President
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following by telegraph from Boston:
Am advised the Union Pacific is not in
eIuded in the suspension of section four OF
the interstate act in favor of transcontinen-
tai lines. The omission must be acciden-
tai as, of course; the commission could not
intend to exclude one line from the suspen-
sion which includes all others. l under
stand we were not represented at the appli-
cation This was an accident which has
not been explained. What immediate steps
can be taken to have the Union Pacific in
cluded with other transcontinen'a al lines?
(Signed) CHAS. F. ADAMS.
Mosely forwarded this to the COM
mission at Atlanta and has to-day re-
piled by instruction that the application
from the Union Pacific can be present
ed at Atlanta if desired, or wherever the
may be.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 31st, 1886,
of the condition of the
WILLIAMSBURG City 5.
Fire Insurance Co.,

Made to the Secretary of the Territory of
Utah in pursuance of an Act relating to
Fire Insurance Companies, approved
March 18th, 1884. t
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L Name of company and location: Will
iamsburgh City Fire Insu ance Com
pafiy, Brooklyn, New York
2. The amount of capital stock is 8 250,0O0.O 90
3. The capital stock paid up is. 250,O00.e0
4. The amount of its assets is. -. l,245740.53
5. The amount Sf its liabilities
Including capitals ock)is 6S2, 494.2S
bilitles is. ..,..........-...-. 563,246.25
Z. The name of its attorneys or
agents for the Territory of
Utah: HeberS Grant & Co.,
Salt Lake City.
vera .......... 577.O2O14
year were .......,....-.,..., 5S1 ,478.1
State of California,
City of San Francisco. SIS.
County of San Francisco,)
Ed. Potter, General Agent, being duly
sworn, deposes ana says that he is the above
descsrbed officer of said company, and that
the foregoing statement of the general con-
iition of said Company on said Slst day of
best of his information, knowledge and be-
lief, respectively ED. Z. POTTER,
, Gen'l Agent.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
[SEAL. LIST of March, A. D 1887.
Notary Public.
Territory of Utah., S.
Secretary's Office.> o.
I, Arthur L. Thomas, Secretary of Utah
Territory. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is full. true ana correct copy
of the Annual Statement of the Williams
burgh Fire Insurance Company, Brooklyn,
New York. filed in my Office on the 9th day
of March, A. d. 1887, as appears of record in
my office.
. In witness whereof, I have hereunto
now % set my hand and affixed the Great
[sEAL Seal of the Territory of Utah this
9th day of March, A. D 1887.
ARTHUR L. THOMAS,
Secretary of Utah Territory.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

For the year ending December 31s!, 1870,
r0t- OF the condition of the
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State of California,
City of San Francisco, IS.
County of San Francisco.>
A C. Donnell, being duly sworn, deposes
aDds says that he is the above described
officer of said Company, and that the fore.
going statement of the general condition OF
said Company on said S1st day of December
last is correct according to the best OF his
information, knowledge and belief, re-
spectively.
A. C. DONNELL.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
[sEALl this Doth day of January, A. D.. 1857.
JAMES L. KING,
Commissioner for Utah
in San Francisco, Cal.
rs sedPetsr q 9 offie'e. IS.
I, Arthur L. Thomas, Secretary of Utah
Territory, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is full, true and correct copy
of the Annual Statement OF the Westchester
Fire Insurance Company of New YORK filed
in my office on the 9Th day of March, A. ID.
1857, as appears of record in my office.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great
TsEAL. Seal of the Territory of Utah, this
9Th day of March, A. D. 1887.
ARTHUR L. THOMAS,
Secretary of Utah Territory.